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1:15 · 225ml

Gora Borawa

Scenery · Gora Kebele, Haro Wolabu, Guji Zone
✦ tailored from bag label
Traditional Natural: Ripe Cherries Hand Picked, Delivered To The Gora Borawa Drying Station, Intensively Sorted And Then Laid Out In Very Thin Layers To Dry On Raised Beds Under Shade, With Frequent T · Light
Dose
15g
Output
225ml
Grind
RPM
70
Ratio
1:15
Filter
Wave
Brew Session
Ready
0:00
Time
Water Added
0%
Bloom
Main
Finish
0:00
0:44
1:32
Current Step
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Pour Timeline
0ml
bloom
40ml
2nd
135ml
3rd
225ml
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Pour Sequence · 3 Pours
ml°Cml/sPatternWait
Bloom4090°3.3Center
32s
agitate
2nd Pour9590°3.3Spiral
19s
agitate
3rd Pour9090°3.3Spiral
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Target Time2:303:30
Brew Science
The reasoning behind your brew
Gora Borawa · Scenery
The Analysis
Extraction Strategy
Body-focused extraction
Natural process and chocolate or nutty notes drive a body-first strategy. Higher agitation and spiral pours build texture and mouthfeel as the primary extraction target — clarity is secondary.
Bean Character
Very soft bean — high extraction sensitivity
Low cell-wall resistance accelerates water flow through the bed — grind +14 from roast baseline. Temperature shifted downward to limit extraction rate. Reduces over-extraction risk.
Engine Calibration
GRIND676371TEMP90°90°90°RPM706080
The Intent
Body-forward extraction
Soft low-density bean
Direct extraction
Active agitation
The Decisions
Grind · 67
Coarse grind — fast flow, controlled extraction
Looks like raw cane sugar crystals or cracked pepper. Derived from Stage 1 range 63–71. Traditional Natural: Ripe cherries hand picked, delivered to the Gora Borawa drying station, intensively sorted and then laid out in very thin layers to dry on raised beds under shade, with frequent t offset: +6 (coarser), density +14. Limits over-extraction of process compounds.
Bloom · 32s
Short bloom — low CO₂, fast saturation
32s base — derived from bean density and process. Insufficient bloom causes channelling across all subsequent pours.
Temp · 90→90°C
Near-isothermal extraction
Starts at 90°C — upper bound of Stage 1 range. Descends 0°C per pour as solubles concentration drops. Traditional Natural: Ripe cherries hand picked, delivered to the Gora Borawa drying station, intensively sorted and then laid out in very thin layers to dry on raised beds under shade, with frequent t ceiling: 92°C. Hard constraint — range clipped at upper bound.
Pour Structure · 3 Pours
Three-pour structure — direct extraction
Light roast targets F1 range 4–5. Bean density (very-soft) favours fewer pours. Traditional Natural: Ripe cherries hand picked, delivered to the Gora Borawa drying station, intensively sorted and then laid out in very thin layers to dry on raised beds under shade, with frequent t process: anchors structure at 4 pours.
Speed · 70 RPM
Higher RPM — body development
Pattern · Spiral
Spiral — full bed agitation
Flow Rate · 3.3 ml/s
Coupled to grind 67 — deterministic from grind range
Target Time · 3:16
Predicted extraction ±15s — runs long? grind coarser
Your History
Learning · From Your History
Calibrated from your brewing history
No directional pattern detected. Parameters held at range midpoint. Minor adjustment applied. Effect is limited and does not override bean constraints.
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